Highway Engineering
Prof. K. V. Krishna Rao
Learn highway engineering principles and practices with Prof. Krishna Rao's course. Explore transportation engineering concepts!
More resources on Transportation Engineering
Reclaiming the Street for Livable Urban Spaces
Coursera course from the University of Amsterdam and EIT Urban Mobility on moving cities away from car-dominated streets, covering mobility transition theory, temporary street experiments, citizen activism versus bureaucracy and international case studies, ending with a written plan for local street change.
ASCE Transportation & Development Institute
The Transportation and Development Institute organizes ASCE's transportation practice through technical committees, conferences, standards, and webinars. Members track current professional practice in highways, airfields, ports, and transit, and reach peer-reviewed proceedings and continuing-education material.
FHWA Transportation Resources
The Federal Highway Administration's official site publishes U.S. highway design guidance, safety and pavement program material, research reports, and national roadway statistics. Useful for seeing how federal standards and policy actually shape highway engineering decisions.
Public Transportation Systems (MIT 1.258J)
Urban bus and rail transit: the role of each mode, data collection and analysis, performance monitoring, route design, frequency setting, vehicle and crew scheduling, and how pricing and service quality affect ridership. Includes 17 lecture videos and slides for planning and evaluating transit service.
Transportation Engineering I
Learn fundamental transportation engineering principles with Prof. Mathew's "Transportation Engineering I" course. Explore planning, design & traffic flow!
Pavement Interactive - Materials Reference Desk
Reference wiki documenting asphalt binder chemistry and Superpave performance grading, aggregate properties and tests, portland cement, and mix design procedures, with write-ups of the standard AASHTO and ASTM test methods behind each specification.